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(PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS) She ____________ (cook) dinner while her brother ____________ (set) the table.

was cooking / set

We went ______ the corner and saw the café.

around

(VERB TENSE) She ________ (help) us with the project tomorrow.

will help

They climbed _______ (up/down) the hill to enjoy the view

up.

Did your teacher ___ that the exam was next week?

say

To start feeling happier after being sad

cheer up

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A schedule showing the planned timing of tasks or events.

timeline

(VERB TENSES) She ____________ (call) you later.

will call

(VERB TENSE) She ________ (study) for her exams this week.

is studying

(CH PRONUNCIATION) Charlie’s chorus cheered through the chilly church.

...

The picture is hanging ____ the wall.

on

To become more relaxed after being upset or angry

calm down

(VERB TENSES) They ____________ (study) for their exam at the moment.

are studying

The path goes ______ the park and ends near the lake.

between

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) To start or introduce a new product, service, or campaign.

launch

The cookies are ____ the oven.

in

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A specialized area within a company, e.g., marketing or finance.

division / department

(VERB TENSES) He ____________ (help) you with your bags tomorrow.

will help

(VERB TENSES) My dad ____________ (cook) dinner every Sunday.

cooks

(FAMILY) My brother’s daughter is my _________ .

niece

(PHRASAL VERB) She tends to _____________ her feelings instead of talking about them.

bottle up

He jumped _______ (onto/into) the water quickly

into.

(EXPRESSIONS) I heard you’re sick. — _______

Get well soon

(say, tell, talk, speak) She wanted to _____________ "hello" to everyone at the party.

say

(PHRASAL VERB) I know you’re upset, but try to _____________ — shouting won’t help.

calm down

They climbed ______ the hill to see the view.

up

(say, tell, talk, speak) We need to _____________ about the project before the meeting tomorrow.

talk / speak

(FAMILY) My godparents are my _________ .

godfather / godmother

The car moves _______ (around/through) the tunnel

through.

They arrived ____ the airport early.

at

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) I need _______ to do for homework

something

(VERB TENSE) She ________ (not sleep) when the phone rang.

wasn’t sleeping

(PHRASAL VERB) It’s been months since the breakup. You need to _____________ and move on.

get over it

The cat crawled _______ (under/over) the chair to catch the toy

under.

(VERB TENSE) Yesterday I _______ (go) to the cinema with my godmother.

went

(EXPRESSIONS) I just met the actor from my favorite movie on the bus! — _______

No way

(VERB TENSES) I ____________ (not go) to school yesterday because I was sick.

did not go / didn’t go

(PHRASAL VERB) Come on, _____________! Things aren’t as bad as they seem.

cheer up

Coming from the inside to the outside

out of

Don’t ___ anyone our secret!

tell

They always ___ loudly on the phone.

talk

(say, tell, talk, speak) I just want to _____________ the truth about what happened.

tell / say

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A planned meeting where people discuss ideas or decisions.

conference

The man ran ______ the dog because he was scared.

away from

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) I don’t have _______ on my schedule today

anything

I will finish the report ____ an hour.

in

To keep your emotions inside instead of expressing them

bottle up

She is waiting ____ the bus stop.

at

He likes to study ____ night.

at

She wants to ___ with her boss about getting a raise.

speak

Going inside something (like a room or a box)

into

They are going to travel ____ the summer.

in

(FAMILY) The children of my aunt or uncle are my _________ .

cousins

Moving to a surface and ending on top of it

onto

To suddenly get angry and attack someone with words or actions

lash out

(EXPRESSIONS) Can I open the window? — _______

Go ahead

(VERB TENSE) They ________ (build) a new school near my house.

are building

What is this ___?

landmark

(VERB TENSE) He ________ (read) a book while waiting for the train.

was reading

(FAMILY) My grandparents’ parents are my _________ .

great-grandparents

(VERB TENSE) We ________ (study) all evening yesterday.

were studying

(CH SOUND) The cheerful chef chased chaotic chimps while checking chemistry charts.

......

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) Is there _______ in the fridge?

anything

What did she ___ to you about her new job?

say

(FAMILY) My father’s new husband is my _________ .

stepfather

(FAMILY) My sister’s son is my _________ .

nephew

My birthday is ____ March 5th.

on

(CH SOUND) Chilly children chose chocolate while chanting chaotic chemistry chants.

....

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) _______ knows the answer to this question

nobody

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) There is _______ interesting on TV tonight

nothing

(VERB TENSES) She ____________ (wake up) at 7 a.m. every day.

wakes up

Moving above something and not touching it

over

(PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS) I ____________ (walk) to school when it ____________ (start) to rain.

was walking / started

(EXPRESSIONS) I’m flying to Rome tomorrow morning. — _______

Have a good trip

She swam _______ (through/over) the tunnel in the pool

through.

We will eat dinner ____ 6 p.m.

at

Moving in a straight line on something (like a road or a river)

along

(VERB TENSE) I ________ (not like) coffee, I prefer tea.

don’t like

(VERB TENSE) Right now I ________ (write) an email to my teacher.

am writing

She walked ______ the bridge, then crossed the street.

over

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) _______ is ringing the doorbell, can you check?

someone

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) Comments or opinions about work that can be used to improve it.

feedback

(VERB TENSES) We ____________ (watch) a movie at the cinema last night.

watched

The bus is coming, run ______ the station!

to

(VERB TENSE) We ________ (visit) London last summer.

visited

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) Do you know _______ who speaks Spanish?

anyone

What is this ___?

exit

He threw the ball _______ (over/under) the fence

over.

I walk ______ my friends, I did not see them!

past

(EVERY, NO, SOME, ANY) She invited _______ to her birthday party

everyone

The child walked ______ the mother to get a hug.

towards

(CH PRONUNCIATION) Chloe changed her chaotic schedule on Tuesday.

...

(VERB TENSES) I ____________ (run) at the park right now.

am running

He didn’t ___ anything during the meeting.

say

There is a stain ____ my shirt.

on

The vase is ____ the counter.

on

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) To discuss terms in order to reach an agreement.

negotiate

(PHRASAL VERB) Can you _____________ the issue with the supplier to see what happened?

look into

(PHRASAL VERB) Every time he’s stressed, he _____________ at the people around him.

lash out

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A detailed plan or suggestion put forward for consideration.

proposal

(FAMILY) The mother of my husband is my _________ .

mother-in-law

I put my keys ____ the table.

on

She walked _______ (into/onto) the room quietly

into.

(PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS) We ____________ (watch) TV when the lights ____________ (go) out.

were watching / went

(CH SOUND) Chad’s chorus chanted cheerfully about chaos and chocolate.

.....

(VERB TENSE) We ________ (not watch) TV at the moment.

are not watching / aren’t watching

The cat is sleeping ____ the sofa.

on

(VERB TENSE) I ________ (buy) a new phone last week.

bought

(CH SOUND) Chloe’s cheeks ached after cheering for the cheerful chorus and cheeky chef.

....

(FAMILY) I have one or more brothers or sisters they are my _________ .

siblings

(FAMILY) My father’s brother is my _________ .

uncle

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A person or group affected by a project.

stakeholder

(VERB TENSE) She usually ________ (start) work at 8:30.

starts

The train is traveling _______ (towards/through) the station

towards.

(PHRASAL VERB) I will _____________ a meeting tomorrow for the project.

set up

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) A significant stage or event in a project.

milestone

(CH PRONUNCIATION) Children chased cheerfully through the chaos.

....

The bird flew _______ (above/into) the trees

above.

(say, tell, talk, speak) He didn’t _____________ anything during the whole class.

say

(PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS) They ____________ (not listen) when the teacher ____________ (ask) the question.

weren’t listening / asked

(PHRASAL VERB) I’ll _____________ with the client next week to check their decision.

follow up

We have a holiday ____ Saturday.

on

(VERB TENSE) We ________ (finish) the report by Monday.

will finish

The fish are swimming ____ the pond.

in

She likes to relax ____ the morning.

in

(PHRASAL VERB) Please don’t _____________ salary during the presentation.

bring up

The meeting starts ____ 10 a.m.

at

I can’t ___ Spanish very well.

speak

(VERB TENSE) He ________ (go) to the gym three times a week.

goes

What is this ___?

roundabout

(EXPRESSIONS) I won two free tickets to the concert! — _______

Lucky you

The event is ____ New Year's Day.

on

The children ran _______ (across/under) the street to get to the park

across.

She found the letter ____ her purse.

in

Going from one side to the other side of something (like a street or river)

across

(VERB TENSE) They ________ (watch) a film when I arrived.

were watching

I will meet you ____ the cafe.

at

Please ___ me what happened last night.

tell

(PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS) He ____________ (fall) asleep while he ____________ (read) his book.

fell / was reading

Turn _______ ?

left

(VERB TENSE) Next week we ___________ (visit) El Escorial.

will visit, going to visit, are visiting

The train arrives ____ noon.

at

(CH PRONUNCIATION) The tech teacher checked the cheap charger.

...

Turn _______ ?

around

He moved ______ the forest to find his friend.

through

(VERB TENSE) They ________ (play) football in the park yesterday.

played

We need to ___ about our holiday plans.

talk

(CH SOUND) Charlie checked the chemistry schedule, causing much chatter and chaos.

.....

(VERB TENSE) Look! He ________ (run) to catch the bus.

is running

To recover from something difficult, like an illness or a breakup

get over

Moving from a higher place to a lower place

down

(FAMILY) My parents’ parents are my _________ .

grandparents

The cat jumped ______ the table and broke the vase.

off

She usually wakes up ____ sunrise.

at

Can you ___ me the truth?

tell

(BUSINESS ENGLISH) The amount of money allocated for a project.

budget

Going below or beneath something

under

(VERB TENSE) I ________ (call) you as soon as I arrive.

will call

(PHRASAL VERB) We need to _____________ expenses this quarter to stay within budget.

cut back on

(say, tell, talk, speak) Can you _____________ me your address so I can send the invitation?

tell